25075
NOTES ON A TELEGRAM TO G. V. CHICHERIN¹
[1920, no earlier than June 4]

Krasin² is doing this, but it is hopeless. Krasin is the most
"kindly," there is no one kinder.
1) Lloyd George's negotiations with Krasin have demonstrated with
complete clarity that England is helping and will continue to help both
the Poles and Wrangel³. There is unconditional unity of line.

¹ In a telegram from L. D. Trotsky addressed to the Commissar of Foreign Affairs
G. V. Chicherin, the situation in the countries of the East was elucidated.
² L. B. Krasin — official representative of the RSFSR in Great Britain.
³ P. N. Wrangel — general of the Tsarist army, at that time was the commander-in-chief
of the White Guard "armed forces of South Russia."

25870
NOTE TO P. I. POPOV¹
June 18, 1920

Comrade Popov!

This is from the calendar. Is it not possible to find the source of these
references? Where do these figures come from?

Your Lenin

¹ P. I. Popov headed the Central Statistical Administration.
What the note concerns was not possible to establish.

14442
NOTE TO N. N. KRESTINSKII
[1920, June, no earlier than 22]

You are right, it is necessary to revise the composition or to *appeal
the decisions* in the Politburo